Former defense secretary Robert Gates warns that more ISIS attacks are likely coming "As people scurry away from those sites, that doesn't mean they are defeated individually or have lost their commitment to attacking the 'crusaders.'"

"As people scurry away from those sites, that doesn't mean they are defeated individually or have lost their commitment to attacking the 'crusaders.'" Former defense secretary Robert Gates warns that more ISIS attacks are likely coming The move to encircle then kill as many ISIS Terrorists in place as possible -- rather than letting them exit a city and targeting them as they flee -- reflects an increased urgency to stop battle-hardened Terrorists from bringing their military expertise and ideology back from the middle east...